Snowboarding And Skiing News
North West Evening Mail
I AM writing in response to Councillor Ray Gusellis letter published in the Evening Mail on August 23. However, I would like to point out that their campaign has been based around facts and discussion concerning the issues.
Skiing: Cafe leads way for New Zeanders
National team member Tim Cafe, of Queenstown, put in a solid performance in an international field to finish second equal overall, and win the national Super G title, at the ski championships at Coronet Peak yesterday.
Cornwall man devoted life to healing his patients
CORNWALL – Dr. John Galloway believed in the old world ways when doctors made house calls and knew the names of their patients.
Veterans relive Pearl Harbor
For years, Bill Craddock figured no one wanted to hear his war stories, even his tales of Dec. 7, 1941. And that was just fine with the El Cajon resident. What the hell, Craddock thought, let’s get on with our lives.
Olympic town is cool year-round: Lake Placid provides thrills and chills even in summer
LAKE PLACID, N.Y. — This tiny hamlet, nestled in upstate New York’s Adirondack Mountains, is famous as home to the 1932 and 1980 Winter Olympic Games. The town’s name conjures images of a winter wonderland.
Outdoor photos of the week
Courtesy photo These deer were caught by the light on Tolend Road in Dover in April of this year. DOVER Foster’s Sunday Citizen is seeking outdoors photos from its readers.
Belgrade woman dies in water skiing accident
BOZEMAN – A 53-year-old Belgrade woman who was water skiing on Ennis Lake died after she crashed into the shore.
volunteer of the week
Name: Keith Childs
Paul Smith’s skier wins Biathlon Cup
OSTERSUND, Sweden — Tim Burke of Paul Smiths claimed victory Sunday over a strong field in the 10K Sprint at the 3rd IBU International Rollerski Biathlon Cup of the summer. Teams competing this weekend include the USA, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Switzerland, and Great Britain.
